2 ways for an improved Cyber resilience

Over the past few weeks/months there where numerous cases of ransomware and data breaches. As a result, it looks like 100% safety and certainty is becoming the norm. Making this happen is [...]

As mentioned in one of our previous posts, the “success” of a hacker and its malware starts with a working connection. The content was about 3 automated steps that brings this “success” ratio [...]

The “succes” of a hacker and its ransomware always starts with a working connection! However, with 3 automated steps you can bring this “success” ratio close to zero; provided these steps are [...]

One of the previous blogs explained a 3-step troubleshooting approach if applications, cloud services and networks are not behaving as expected. Part of this is step 2: user plane, network [...]

Quite some security, network and other TCP-connection analysts consider it mandatory to store all the packets when doing their magic. While there are certainly cases where you need the packets, I [...]

Typically, SLA’s (Service Level Agreements) of applications, cloud services and networks are based on availability and limited to the boundaries that are in direct control of a specific provider. [...]

In our day-to-day practice as TCP relationship therapists (aka TCP connection troubleshooters) for cloud services, applications and networks we have learned that putting a TCP session data [...]

To assure compliance and full support, companies upgrade their Citrix/SAP instances on a regular basis. More often than not, users are complaining about the Citrix connections being slow compared [...]

In our day-to-day job as TCP relationship therapists we regularly receive requests for a quick application health check in one of those turbocharged, high secure hybrid networks; each with their [...]

The user experience of applications and cloud services depends on the overall, end-to-end performance and availability. This includes assuring the shortest problem resolution time if things are [...]